Do you regret your last end of game, in-game decisions now?
Has the flashbacks from "Ties that Bind" actually made you regret your final decisions for the characters from "No Going Back" If not then what would be your most regretful Walking Dead decision so far since "A New Day" and why did you regret it the most if you did? ( P.S. This includes 400 Days and Michonne too.)
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Choosing to stay with Kenny/Jane. It just leads to terrible experience in flashbacks (from writing point of view).
No. No regrets. Especially after playing out multiple choices, I usually end up thinking my original choice was the best choice.
No regrets. I went with Kenny and it seems that Clem, Kenny and AJ had a relatively good time together after season 2. Just happy that Kenny seemed happy before he died.
I chose the Wellington ending and I don't have any regrets. Clem and AJ spent two years in safety and were happy. And I'd like to think this means that Kenny is alive somewhere and at peace.
Hmm... decisions I regret?
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- S1: Killing Larry. In hindsight I think he was alive. In the moment I just couldn't take the risk...
- S2: CUTTING OFF SARITA'S ARM... That was an absolutely awful decision on my part. I don't know what I was thinking or why I even expected that would lead to anything other than an unfavourable outcome. That was once again me choosing something impulsively without thinking things through.
The decision I regret is preordering this game aha.
No. The ending means more to me than simply Jane/Kenny is alive.
I feel ya bruh
I'm really insecure about my ending of Season Two now. I chose to stay with Kenny and leave Wellington together. This results in the flashback where Kenny, Clem and AJ look happy and probably had a few good years together. But then Kenny is killed off in a horribly stupid, insulting way, which makes me still angry at Telltale.
I thought and still think about changing my ending of Season Two to the point where Clem and Kenny go separate ways at Wellington. This way, we do not see Kenny die and Clem/AJ still have Kenny's hat. Maybe there is a small chance for Kenny to be remembered via the hat. I really don't know which one would be less heart-wrenching.
Doesn't matter. She ends up alone no matter what .
I feel like I'm missing those flashbacks with Kenny which would of been nice. But I chose the option of staying in Wellington and Kenny deciding to survive outside. I wonder if that actually allows Kenny to live. I don't know but from what I read Kenny dies if you stayed with him? I don't know.
I guess he might die either way because Walking Dead doesn't seem keen on keeping all central characters around too long.
I have the alone ending, I dont regret it per say, I think it was the right thing to do at the time, but knowing that Kenny doesnt go batshit insane later it has kind of affected my decision, but I still think with the information present at the time, there was no way of know whether or not Kenny would go off on Clem at some point
I don't regret a single thing whenever I play these games because I'm always going with the kinder route. I always tell myself,
"I always go down the kinder route, so the people who follow you will never have a doubt.
Violence is never the way to go, because the cost is the one thing you'll never know."
It's more often than not that the kinder options often end up with the more longer lasting survivors or friendships in these TTG games. Go a harsher route and you'll end up with a lot more enemies and more blood on your hands.
I don't regret my Kenny ending, the guy got a good two or three years raising Alvie and both he and Clem seemed very happy.
Learned this one the hard way with the Michonne miniseries...